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American Government - Politics USA. Second Edition - Contemporary America. Second Edition
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Rainbow nations defy grand theory
An Introduction to African Politics. Second Edition
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Picking the right way to decide
Rational Choice and Politics
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Windy thinking in fantasyland
The Institutions of the European Union. Second Edition - International Relations and the European Union. First Edition - Origins and Evolution of the European Union. First Edition
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Just stick to the plan
Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology. First Edition - Introduction to Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology. First Edition - How to Do Research - The Psychology Research Handbook
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An eye for detail is a truly wonderful thing
Basic Vision
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Building blocks to grown-up thinking
The Developing Person through Childhood and Adolescence. Seventh Edition - How Children Develop. Second Edition - Psychological Development and Early Childhood. First Edition - Children's Personal...
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True-life stories are better than fiction
Psychology. Fourth Edition - Psychology. Fifth Edition - Psychology. Eighth Edition - Psychological Science. Second Edition - Psychology - Psychology
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What puts swing in your golf club?
Engineering Materials 1 - Engineering Materials 2
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Just the job if you want to do a little t-shifting
Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences. Third Edition - Advanced Engineering Mathematics. Ninth Edition
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Maintain order even on the hop
Robot Modelling and Control. First Edition
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Percentages don't make the grade 1
The thinking behind David Booth's letter (November 17) about grading, marks and the 2:1 fell into a common trap. He wrote that "a 2:1 already means a degree mark of 65 or better". Once you start...
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Percentages don't make the grade 2
In my view, the inflation of marks ("New class proposed to end 2:1 bonanza", November 9) is not a result of the number of classifications available but the wide range of marks constituting a first. I...
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Bad investment
I have been watching with interest the steady decline in the graduate premium (the extra lifetime earnings of a graduate over a non-graduate). This has gone from £400,000 in 2002 (Walker and Zhu) to...
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Irrelevant past
It was somewhat bemusing to read in the report on the appointment of Malcolm Wicks as the new Science Minister ("Sainsbury's review role raises questions", November 17) the comments attributed to...